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Thorny Devil

I visited Melbourne Museum today just for a casual visit with a friend. It's free so I didn't bother looking around the whole building but was glad I went into the insect exhibit when I saw this pair thorny devils living in the black ant exhibit. I only had my phone on me so these aren't the best photos.

Thorny Devil
PAT, 3 Feb 2015
    • PAT
      I visited Melbourne Museum today just for a casual visit with a friend. It\'s free so I didn\'t bother looking around the whole building but was glad I went into the insect exhibit when I saw this pair thorny devils living in the black ant exhibit. I only had my phone on me so these aren\'t the best photos.
    • DavidBrown
      Has anybody been to the Melbourne Museum recently and seen if the thorny devils are still there? I am contemplating visiting the museum later this year and this would be a great species to see.
    • Giant Panda
      @DavidBrown: I was there recently and didn't see them. It's well worth a visit, though – the Forest Gallery is brilliant.
    • Chlidonias
      maybe email the museum to find out if they currently have any, and if so when or how you can view them. Most of the time they are off-display, and I think they may only be seen when they get placed in the ant tanks to feed (i.e. they're not on permanent display when they do have them).
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